Kate McMullan

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Kate McMullan
BornKate Hall
(1947-01-16) January 16, 1947 (age 77)
St. Louis, Missouri, USA
OccupationAuthor
Education
Notable works
Spouse James McMullan (m. 1979)
ChildrenLeigh Fenwick
Website
katemcmullan.com

Kate McMullan ( née  Hall; born January 16, 1947) is an American author of children's books. She has published over 100 books. Notable works include the Myth-o-Mania and Dragon Slayers' Academy book series.

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Biography

McMullan was born on January 16, 1947, in St. Louis to Lee Aker and Kathryn Hall. She received a Bachelor of Science from the University of Tulsa in 1969. [1]

After receiving her bachelor's degree, McMullan taught grade school in Los Angeles, after which she returned to school, receiving a Master of Arts from the Ohio State University in 1972. [1] From 1972 to 1975, McMullan taught at a United States Air Force base in Hahn, West Germany. Upon return, she moved to New York City, where she worked as an editor at Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc. [1]

While in New York, she met Irish-Canadian illustrator James Burroughs McMullan (born 1934). [2] The couple married on June 9, 1979. They have a daughter, Leigh Fenwick. [1]

Starting in 1989, McMullan taught at New York University School of Continuing Education. [1]

Awards and honors

Five of McMullan's books are Junior Library Guild selections: Pearl and Wagner: Three Secrets (2004), [3] Pearl and Wagner: Two Good Friends (2004), [4] Pearl and Wagner: One Funny Day (2009), [5] School! (2010), [6] and I'm Cool! (2015). [7]

Bank Street College of Education has included seven of McMullen's books on their lists of the best books of the year. The following books have been included on their list of the best books for children under age five: I’m Big! (2011), [8] I'm Fast! (2013), [9] I'm Cool! (2016), [7] [10] [lower-alpha 1] and How Do You Go to Sleep? (2020). [11] The following books have been included on their list of the best books for children ages five to nine: Pearl and Wagner: One Funny Day (2010) [12] and Pearl and Wagner: Five Days till Summer (2013). [13] In 2011, School! was included on their list of best books for children ages nine to twelve. [6] [14]

The Association for Library Service to Children has included I Stink! (2002) [15] and Pearl and Wagner: One Funny Day (2010) [5] [16] on their list of Notable Children's Books. They included the I'm Fast! audiobook on their list of Notable Children's Recordings. [17] [18]

I Stink! was included on Booklist 's 2002 Booklist Editors' Choice: Books for Youth list. [19]

Awards for McMullan's writing
YearTitleAwardResultRef.
2002I Stink!Cuffie Award for Best Book TitleWinner [20]
2003I Stink! Charlotte Zolotow Award Commended [21]
2003I Stink! Irma Black Award Honor [22]
2009I'm Dirty Odyssey Award Honor [23]
2010Pearl and Wagner: One Funny Day Geisel Award Honor [5] [24] [25]

Publications

Picture books

Early reader books

Fluffy the Classroom Guinea Pig books

The Fluffy the Classroom Guinea Pig books are illustrated by Mavis Smith and published by Scholastic Corporation between 1997 and 2004.

  • Fluffy Goes to School. 1997.
  • McMullan, Kate (1998). Fluffy's Valentines Day. Scholastic. ISBN   9780590372169.
  • McMullan, Kate (1998). Fluffy's Spring Vacation. Scholastic Incorporated. ISBN   9780590372176.
  • McMullan, Kate (1998). Fluffy's Silly Summer. Scholastic. ISBN   9780590032698.
  • Fluffy's Happy Halloween. 1998.
  • McMullan, Kate (1999). Fluffy Saves Christmas. Scholastic Incorporated. ISBN   9780590523080.
  • McMullan, Kate (1999). Fluffy's New Friend. Scholastic. ISBN   9780439129169.
  • Fluffy Learns to Read. 2000. ISBN   9780439207324.
  • McMullan, Kate (2000). Fluffy Meets The Dinosaurs. Scholastic. ISBN   9780590523103.
  • McMullan, Kate (2000). Fluffy's 100th Day Of School. Scholastic. ISBN   9780590523097.
  • McMullan, Kate (2000). Fluffy's Thanksgiving. Scholastic. ISBN   9780590372152.
  • McMullan, Kate (2001). Fluffy and the Fire Fighters. Scholastic. ISBN   9780439129176.
  • McMullan, Kate (2001). Fluffy Meets The Groundhog. Scholastic. ISBN   9780439206723.
  • McMullan, Kate (2001). Fluffy, the Secret Santa. Scholastic. ISBN   9780439319423.
  • McMullan, Kate (2001). Fluffy's Funny Field Trip. Scholastic. ISBN   9780439206730.
  • McMullan, Kate (2001). Fluffy's School Bus Adventure. Scholastic. ISBN   9780439206716.
  • McMullan, Kate (2002). Fluffy Goes Apple Picking. Scholastic. ISBN   9780756915186.
  • McMullan, Kate (2002). Fluffy Goes to Washington. Scholastic. ISBN   9780439319430.
  • McMullan, Kate (2002). Fluffy Grows A Garden. Scholastic. ISBN   9780439206747.
  • McMullan, Kate (2002). Fluffy Learns to Swim. Scholastic Incorporated. ISBN   9780439319461.
  • Fluffy Meets The Tooth Fairy. 2002.
  • McMullan, Kate (2002). Fluffy's Trick-Or-Treat. Scholastic. ISBN   9780439319416.
  • McMullan, Kate (2003). Fluffy, the Snow Pig. Scholastic. ISBN   9780439438438.
  • McMullan, Kate (2003). Fluffy's Lucky Day. Scholastic. ISBN   9780439319447.
  • McMullan, Kate (2003). Fluffy's School Adventures. Scholastic, Incorporated. ISBN   9780760740958.
  • McMullan, Kate (2004). Fluffy and Friends. Barnes & Nobel. ISBN   9780760758212.
  • McMullan, Kate (2004). Fluffy Plants a Jelly Bean. Scholastic. ISBN   9780439319454.

Pearl and Wagner books

The Pearl and Wagner books are illustrated by R. W. Alley and published by Dial Press between 2003 and 2012.

Middle grade books

Dragon Slayers' Academy series

The Dragon Slayers Academy books are published under the name K. H. McMullan and illustrated by Bill Basso. They were published by Grosset & Dunlap between 1997 and 2012. They have been translated into 24 languages.

  1. McMullan, Kate (1997). The New Kid at School. Grosset & Dunlap. ISBN   978-0-448-41727-1. [67]
  2. McMullan, Kate (1997). Revenge of the Dragon Lady. Grosset & Dunlap. ISBN   9780448415932.
  3. McMullan, Kate (1998). Class Trip to the Cave of Doom. Grosset & Dunlap. ISBN   9780448415949.
  4. McMullan, Kate (1998). A Wedding for Wiglaf?. Grosset & Dunlap. ISBN   9780448415956.
  5. McMullan, Kate (1999). Knight for a Day. Grosset & Dunlap. ISBN   9780448419749.
  6. McMullan, Kate (1999). Sir Lancelot, Where Are You?. Grosset & Dunlap. ISBN   9780448419794.
  7. McMullan, Kate (1999). Wheel of Misfortune. Grosset & Dunlap. ISBN   9780448420318.
  8. McMullan, Kate (1999). Countdown to the Year 1000. Grosset & Dunlap. ISBN   9780448420332.
  9. McMullan, Kate (2003). 97 Ways to Train a Dragon. Penguin. ISBN   9780448431772.
  10. McMullan, Kate (2004). Help! It's Parents Day at DSA. Penguin. ISBN   9780448432205.
  11. McMullan, Kate (2004). Danger! Wizard at Work!. Penguin. ISBN   9780448435299.
  12. McMullan, Kate (2004). The Ghost of Sir Herbert Dungeonstone. Penguin. ISBN   9780448435305.
  13. McMullan, Kate (2005). Beware! It's Friday the 13th. Penguin. ISBN   9780448435312.
  14. McMullan, Kate (2005). Pig Latin--Not Just for Pigs!. Penguin. ISBN   9780448438207.
  15. McMullan, Kate (2005). Double Dragon Trouble. Penguin. ISBN   9780448438214.
  16. McMullan, Kate (2006). World's Oldest Living Dragon. Penguin. ISBN   9780448441122.
  17. McMullan, Kate (2006). Hail! Hail! Camp Dragononka. Penguin. ISBN   9780448441245.
  18. McMullan, Kate (2006). Never Trust a Troll!. Penguin. ISBN   9780448443935.
  19. McMullan, Kate (2007). Little Giant--Big Trouble. Penguin. ISBN   9780448444482.
  20. McMullan, Kate (2012). School's Out...Forever!. Grosset & Dunlap. ISBN   9780448445717.

Myth-O-Mania books

Young adult books

Notes

  1. Bank Street College of Education marked I'm Cool as being of "outstanding merit".

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